This is a selected list of private student residences. (For a wider list- search Montreal private student residences online) • St. Cathy’s Residence https://stcathys.com/  1492 Saint-Catherine St W … • Evo Montreal https://www.evomontreal.com/  777, Rue Robert-Bourassa  … • Campus One https://www.campus1mtl.ca/ 420 Sherbrooke St. W.  … • The Marq https://www.themarq.ca/ 1430 City Councillors St  … • Parc Cité https://parccite.com/ 3440 Avenue du Parc 

Are you searching for off-campus housing? Register to one of the workshops linked below for more information. We will be reviewing things to consider before starting your housing search, how to start your housing search and temporary accomodations. Click on the specific dates to register, we hope to see you there!  … Session Date and Registration: Wednesday May 24th, 2023 at 3pm … Wednesday May 31st, 2023 at 7pm … Thursday June 8th, 2023 at 10am … Thursday June 15th, 2023 at 3pm … Thursday June 22, 2023 at 10am … Tuesday July 4, 2023 at 7pm

Have you just received a rental increase? Join us at our workshop. We will be reviewing how to calculate your rental increase Laws on refusing a rent increase, and tips on negotiating your rental increase. Register at the link below. Session Date and Registration: March 30,2023 at 2 pm …  

This new benefit will provide a one-time payment of $500 to low income renters. It is targeted to help relieve some of the financial stress put upon renters due to the growing inflation of rental prices. Eligibility Requirements: • You are at least 15 years old on December 1, 2022 … • Your principal residence was in Canada on December 1, 2022 … • You were a resident of Canada in 2022 for tax purposes … • You or your spouse have filed your 2021 income tax return or statement of income … • In 2021, you had an adjusted family net income of: $35,000 or less for families or $20,000 or less for individuals … • The 2022 eligible rent that you paid was: • paid in the 2022 calendar year … • paid for any of your qualifying principal residences in 2022 … • equal to at least 30% of your 2021 adjusted…

When signing a new lease for an apartment, the landlord must provide the new tenants with written notice of the lowest rent paid in the last 12 months. This is usually indicated in Section G of the standardized Quebec lease.   …    … It’s a tenant’s right to know the lowest rent paid (regardless of whether it was rented in the last 12 months). This is another measure to keep rent control effective in Quebec and protect tenants from unreasonable rent increases.  … If the new rent is higher than the lowest rent paid in the last 12 months, tenants have the right to file at the Tribunal Administratif du Logement (TAL) for Rent Fixation. A Rent Fixation is a way to calculate a tenant’s rent.    …    … A tenant’s rent will then be “fixed” and set by the TAL who are the provincial body…